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cnn, the most trusted name in news. now back to the "ac: 360 special." >> after christopher dporner's manifesto came to light, another strange twist. >> president package was bizarre. the package sent by christopher dorner was bizarre. anderson cooper described the contents in detail. >> mailing a parcel to may office that arrived on the first of the month. my assistant opened it. he found a hand labeled dvd accompanied by a yellow post-it note reading, i never lied." apparently reference to the 2008 dismiss practical the lapd. >> dorner was fired from the department for making false statements after accusing an lapd training officer of kicking a mental lynn stable man. the chief who fired him, bill bratton. bratton gave dorner a personal coin burying the chief's own name. >> also in the package, i mentioned a coin wrapped in duct tape. the tape bearing handin inscription thanks but no thanks. that's his former boss. here's the coin again. you can see the bullet holes. another shot. nicked off the top of that. >> report
cnn, the most trusted name in news. now back to the "ac: 360 special." >> after christopher dporner's manifesto came to light, another strange twist. >> president package was bizarre. the package sent by christopher dorner was bizarre. anderson cooper described the contents in detail. >> mailing a parcel to may office that arrived on the first of the month. my assistant opened it. he found a hand labeled dvd accompanied by a yellow post-it note reading, i never...
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the man who gave cnn this video did not want to be identified. but talked so could you see what the lapd was up against. >> you look at chris, you could see he's a little bit of an expert. look at the way he loads and disarms, and almost no movement when he shoots the gun. pop, like nothing. >> reporter: he stood out. >> he stood out. he knew what he was doing. >> reporter: being a cop, could you tell that it was for to him? >> yeah. i think it was very for to him. yeah. >> reporter: could you see it. >> yeah. >> reporter: even during the training. >> yeah. i think it is a 300-pound dummy. he does that easily. >> reporter: this is a very strong man. >> right. >> reporter: but not everything was easy for the aspiring police officer. drill officers picked on him for his weight and slow running. >> he was always struggling. i thought maybe because he is a big guy, picking on him. couple of times he would respond sort of aggressively. you know. he would yell back louder than anybody else would. you know, he would be like -- yes, drill instructor. or
the man who gave cnn this video did not want to be identified. but talked so could you see what the lapd was up against. >> you look at chris, you could see he's a little bit of an expert. look at the way he loads and disarms, and almost no movement when he shoots the gun. pop, like nothing. >> reporter: he stood out. >> he stood out. he knew what he was doing. >> reporter: being a cop, could you tell that it was for to him? >> yeah. i think it was very for to him....
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from the cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. >>> this is the story of a man who swore to uphold the law. it ended in a fiery shootout after a deadly manhunt capping a reign of terror. his promise to protect had become a vow of vengeance. in the hour ahead, everything that mattered from the terror he inflicted to the inferno that consumed him. this is an ac 360 special killer cop, christopher dorner. here's randi kaye. >> reporter: it's been a terrifying two weeks for law enforcement in southern california as a lone gunman and ex-cop fuelled by anger set out on a killing rampage. tonight from los angeles, we bring you the story of one man who waged a deadly war of retribution and take you inside one of the largest manhunts in los angeles police history. for almost a decade, irvine, california, has been known as the safest city in america. but in early february, this l.a. suburb was the scene of after terrible double murder. a crime at the time that offered no hint of the terror to come. >> call came out at 9:
from the cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. >>> this is the story of a man who swore to uphold the law. it ended in a fiery shootout after a deadly manhunt capping a reign of terror. his promise to protect had become a vow of vengeance. in the hour ahead, everything that mattered from the terror he inflicted to the inferno that consumed him. this is an ac 360 special killer cop, christopher dorner. here's randi kaye. >> reporter: it's been a...
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i'm don lemon at the cnn headquarters in atlanta. thank you for watching. i will see you back here again next weekend. >>> this is story of a man who swore to uphold the law, and that is how it began for a police cadet named christopher dorner, but it ended after a deadly manhunt and a reign of terror. his duty to serve and to mete out punishment for the men and women of the police force that mattered to him. and then from the roots of the rage and to the rage and the inferno that consumed him. our search for a cop killer. randy kaye. >>> it has been a long two weeks as a lone gunman fueled by anger >>> it has been a long two weeks as a lone gunman fueled by anger set out on a killing rampage. tonight from los angeles, we bring you the story of one man who waged a deadly war of retribution, and take you inside one of the largest manhunts in los angeles police history. >> reporter: for almost a decade irvine, california, has been known as the safest city in america. but in early february, this l.a. suburb was the scene of a terrible double murder. a crime th
i'm don lemon at the cnn headquarters in atlanta. thank you for watching. i will see you back here again next weekend. >>> this is story of a man who swore to uphold the law, and that is how it began for a police cadet named christopher dorner, but it ended after a deadly manhunt and a reign of terror. his duty to serve and to mete out punishment for the men and women of the police force that mattered to him. and then from the roots of the rage and to the rage and the inferno that...
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keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil™. the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil®. >>> after christopher dorner's manifesto came to light, another strange turn. kyung lah has the details of a package he sent to our own anderson cooper. >> the package sent by christopher dorner was bizarre. anderson cooper described the contents in detail on "a.c. 360." >> dorner reached out to me, mailing a parcel to my office that arrived on the 1st of this month. inside he found a hand- labelled dvd accompanied by a yellow post-it note saying i never lied, in reference to his 2008 dismissal from the lapd. >> dorner was fired from the department for making false statements of accusing an lapd training officer of kicking a disabled man. >> also in the package, as i mentioned, a coin wrapped in duct tape. the tape bearing a handwritten subscription, thanks but no thanks. you can see the bullet holes. three to the center. another shot nicked off the top of that. >> after
keeping you informed, cnn, the most trusted name in news. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil™. the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil®. >>> after christopher dorner's manifesto came to light, another strange turn. kyung lah has the details of a package he sent to our own anderson cooper. >> the package sent by christopher dorner was bizarre. anderson cooper described the contents in detail on "a.c. 360." >> dorner reached out...
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a skill apparent when he joined the lapd on february 7, 2005 the man who gave cnn this video did not want to be identified but talked so you could see what the lapd was up against. >> you look at chris, you could see he's a little bit of an expert. the way he disarms and shoots. almost no movement when he shoots the gun and then pump like nothing. >> he stood out? >> yeah, he stood out. he knew what he was doing. >> being a cop, could you tell that it was important to him? >> yeah, i think it was very important to him. >> you could see it? >> yeah. >> even during the training? >> yeah. >> i think it's a 300 pound dummy and he does that easily. >> this is a very strong man? >> right. >> not everything was easy for the aspiring police officer. drill instructors picked on him for his weight and slow running. >> he was always struggling, but -- i thought, maybe because he's a big guy they're picking on him. a couple times he would respond sort of aggressive. you know, he would yell back a little louder than anybody else would. he would be like yes, drill instructor or okay. >> dorner did
a skill apparent when he joined the lapd on february 7, 2005 the man who gave cnn this video did not want to be identified but talked so you could see what the lapd was up against. >> you look at chris, you could see he's a little bit of an expert. the way he disarms and shoots. almost no movement when he shoots the gun and then pump like nothing. >> he stood out? >> yeah, he stood out. he knew what he was doing. >> being a cop, could you tell that it was important to...
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sure there are, because there's racists in cnn, cbs. but that's because police departments, like any other outfit, they don't recruit from the planet perfect. they recruit from the human race. so you have to build that factor in and have systems to check that and to catch that. now let's talk about progress. you know, when john mack, the president of the urban league in los angeles, became the head of the los angeles police commission, that was a big step forward. connie rice, the top civil rights lawyer in los angeles, has said repeatedly in public and in her book she's seen a sea change in relations within the lapd and within -- between the lapd and the african-american community. you look at los angeles. it's got roughly 11% african-american population. if you look at the command staff of the lapd, 22% of their captains and above are african-american. the three-star chief of operations, my good personal friend, and a suburb cop is earl passinger, an african-american who grew up in south central l.a. and a commander there for many yea
sure there are, because there's racists in cnn, cbs. but that's because police departments, like any other outfit, they don't recruit from the planet perfect. they recruit from the human race. so you have to build that factor in and have systems to check that and to catch that. now let's talk about progress. you know, when john mack, the president of the urban league in los angeles, became the head of the los angeles police commission, that was a big step forward. connie rice, the top civil...